Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-10

harvest, cold aud heat, summer and
winter, day and night shall not
cease. =. ' 2.
Grx>ten~t aOro-
Geo Smith from Montreal P. Q..was
visiting friends here last week.
Nathan ". Scott is very sick and
fears are had as to his recovery
Thomas Gjhbje'S youngest child Is
very sick with commissions
J.P. Ellis OF Glover Is selling out
large stock of goods al auction.
this week. Wednesday. Thursday.
and Friday.
Ira~bur=h.
Rev. Louis A Banks of Boston
will deliver $ lecture at Irasburgh
Friday evening Jan. l+th.
The band will give masquerade
party in Hills hall Jan. L. The
boys are working TO get some new
uniforms.
4 cable message was received from
Hon. I. H. Thompson last Monday
announcing his safe arrival in Eng
land. Jan. Isl.
The remains of Mrs Matte Cole.
formerly Matte Hill. were brought
here from Cabot for burial. and fun
eral services were held at the honse
OF her sister. Ms. John d. Cotton.
"Wednesday.
Willie Fuller has returned from a
short visit in Boston. and Is making
preparations TO enter a school Of tel
egrsphing in GAINESVILLE, Ohio. He
is going TO try TO get his living on
lick hereafter
Jay
J. E. Chase has rented the house
on the Ford place to Harrison Bee
die.
The week Of prayer was Oh
served al both churches. Rev. How
ard Of Derby, assisting at the Metho-
dist church
4 thing which seldom occurs
happened here last Wednesday; Wal
lace Hunt from Minnesota. and Eben-
ez4r Richardson Of Troy, who were
boys together here were both brought
back 70 be burned in this town. Mr..
Hunt has been al Greensboro fol
some time i'll with consumption and
Mr.. Richardson has been al Brattle-
bolo 81 the insane asylum where he
died
Morgan
The Ladies Aid are putting into
the church here new pulpit with
chairs and q communion table cost
ing about $50
The donation visit for Rev. Nj.
Farrow Thursday eve. was success
both socially and financially; net
proceeds. 81
John c. Moore. s respected citizen
Of this town who has been in feeble
health .or some time. died Jan. 2Dd
st the residence Of his son james.
aged q years and three months
Newport
R. ". Brown Is very sick with
heart trouble.
T c Bates started for Florida
the 5th, 70 meet his family
Sil2s Crawford Is putting up
new house il Frost village.
Ms. j c. Dawson has been quite
Eli Of late but l. DOW improving.
Al White Is improving. being able
to be in his shop one day last week.
The trustees Of he village have
elected w Bu.ter6eld for night
police.
Joe Cheney has moved biz business
into the rooms lataIy vacated by c.
VI. Cade.
Nj. J. 4. SearIes has completed
his new veneer mill.
Nelson Sherburn has gone to
WATERFOWL, Mass. 10 the regret Of
MS many friends.
Appleton Gibson has returned
from Boston with goods and is about
20 open his grocery.
Mr.. Blodgett has moved from. the
Davis house into Widow SCOTS
house o. Second :.
III. Richards, father Of julie and .
Edmund Richards. had slight par
g ytic shock last week.
Mrs. Woodrow sold her house on
the Plain near Dr. Hoskin's last
Wednesday; price s. 800
Chester Searles aud wife from
Berkshire. have been visiting with /
:he family Of L z. Pratt
A Relief Corps has been organ
ICED here. Mrs. Fl. L. lie Of s..
Jobnsbury installing the officers.
The toboggan slide Is il full blast.
being patroniz=d BY old and young
early and late OF moonlight nights
c. r Gilbert has taken 10 him
self a wife and Is now finishing up
mis- bonse. Henry Bradley doing tie
work.
The scholars Of the high school j
who stood highest the first month
Of school, were May Z. Flint aud
Join D. Wild.
J. Dawson mas just pat furnace
in the basement Of bic honse for